The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-16

An oct 70 establish CriminAi OooEt - ue0so
In The couuty Of Orange. prescribing 10 Jor!eolc-
and providing for the Judge and o6aesu thereof
An oct 70 repeal IN oct entitled an - ~ -
tablished . ferry across the Apalachicola river |
ct the town Of Chaatahoschee. approved Aafcn
NJ. Washington. Chairman Of the Committee
on Eurolled Bills, reported House bills Noa 20,
30e "a, laS, $50. A0l. 271, 324, and 81; also.
Senate bills Nos. 81, - and 29S; also, Senate
Joint resolution 10 reference 70 theimprovemens
Of Apal.shicola Bay, correctly enrolled; IA wm
q. Reynolds. Chief Clerk, signed the enrolled
bills therein specified.
The House took . recess until o'clock p. n.
THREE O'CLOCK p. n.
The House resumed its session.
The Speaker In the chair
A quorum present.
Senate bills Nos. Sl9, S12, 2S0 and 90. and
House bills Ms. 81 and 500, substitute Tor sen
ate bill No $50, substitute for Senate bill No. 9.
and House joint resolution No. IL. were passed.
Mr.. Duncan of Hamilton moved that Mr. hen
dry. of Taylor county, be indefinitely excused
on account of sickness; agreed TO.
message announced that the senate hao
passed House bills Nos lis and 161 and Senate
bill No. 261.
Mr.. Washington, Chairman of the Joint Com.
mittee on Enrolled Bills reported House hills
Nos. $40, EOS, 206 S44 1913 256, 901, 271 and S24.
Also JOINT resolution In references TO the improve
ment Of Apalachicola Bay; Senate bills Nos.
g. - and 32S, handed to the Governor
A message from the Senate announced House
bill No. 1871 WAS passed.
Mr.. Shavers moved to adjourn; agreed to-
senate.
TUESDAY, JUNE 1. 1887.
The Senate met pursuant to adjournment.
The President in the chair.
A quorum present
House bill No $50 was passed.
Senate bill No. 2S4 was passed.
Mr.. Mann offered q resolution relating 10
amendment to the Constitution, read the first
time.
Mr. Mann moved to make the resolution
special order for o'clock p. M; agreed TO-
Mr. Moreno called up Senate bill No. 296;
which was passed
Mr. Whdden in The chair.
A message from the Governor announced the
signing of the following acts:
An act to repeal section of an act to regulate
neys, approved February 26, 1888, and for other
purposes.
An act to establish a Criminal Court of Record
in the county of Escambia prescribing its 1uriS
dicion and powers, and regulating its proceed
ings and providing for the Judge and Officers
thereof
An act to repeal and abolish the present mu-
nicpal charter or government oil the city of Fer
nandna.
An act to provide for the reorganization Of the
city OF Fernandina
The President gave notice of the signing Of
House bill No. 276, Joint Resolution in refer
cnce TO the improvement Of AprlnchicOla bay
and Senate bills Nos 81, 70 and 223.
Mr.. Bryan. chairman OF the COMMITTEES ON
City and County Organization, reported favora-
bly, Senate bill No. 49,
| Senate nll No. $40 was passed.
Mr.. Neel, by permission, called up Senate bill
No. 200, which was passed
| Mr.. Delano, Chairman Of the Committee ON
Public Lands, reported fnvorably House joint
resolution asking that certain lands be restored
| to market.
Mr. Mann called up joint resolution relating to
settlement upon lands reserved for railroads and
| canals; which was read the second time
| The President gave notice of the signing of
House bills Nos 265, 296. 344. 1923. 256, POI, 27l
and 1924.
Mr.. Walker Jr Chairman of the Committee
on Enrolled Bills, reported Senate bill No. 80
| correctly enrolled.
Mr.. McKinne, by permission introduced Sen
ate bill No $40, to confer upon The Board Of Di-
rtctors OF the Jacksonville and Atlantic Railroad
| Company police powers and sanitary regulations
| over the seaside terminus of their lines known
| as Pablo Beach referred.
| The Senate went into Executive Session.
| The doors were opened.
Mr.. Neel moved to adjourn; agreed to.
THREE O'CLOCK Pm.
The Senate resumed its session.
The President in the chair.
quorum present
Mr.. Williams. OF the Special Senate Commit
tee on Land Grants and Corporations, made the
following report:
Your Special Senate Committee ON Land Grants
and Corporations respectfully present the follow
By the charter of the International Railroad aud
In vad Fair
all lands south Of the 9th parallel of north latitude
were Withdrawn from sale in compliance with Sec
| ton twelve of said charter.
| the amount by counties of the lands with
drawn, as follows:
Patented land In Manatee ......... 22SS6SO0
Patented land in Monroe. .......... 1620,S2o ~
Patented land In Dade. ,206 1856 So
Total. s,o6s oss 10
Selected by State agents 10 Monroe. ATT 1887
Selected by state agents In Dade.. 77S 6O4 Al
Unsurveyed lands In Monroe. 600 10000
UusurveYed lands In Dade.. also 10000
Grand total. .......................s oe4, Oh o.
We ind the present status of the patented lands,
| a. follows:
Sold in Manatee county l5,l0S0o
Sold In Monroe county. ........:..... l26, 1925
Sold in Dade county. ............... 1882 on
The amount sold. .......... ..... 49,s5La
Conveyed TO railroads and canals:
In Manatee county .................... 2i3,765.O0
| In Monroe county,. ................ Isl, 0ol Is
In Dade county. 1S2. TOO q
Total LILAC, 6l7O2
Held 10 reserve In Dade. ....... 775.649. II
Held In reserve Ia Monroe. .......... $685. 81
11el 200 Is
Lands subject to entry in
Dade county ........ 05.9461l
Monroe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S57, 467.O0
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AS,4l31l
The names Of purchasers and lanes
of railr 'ads and canal companies
| by counties. are, in
| M natee county,
Hamilton Dlsston. :. .... 77S4.O0
A. & g., C. L. Il D. D Co............ 3d. 65 90
| JOen Henderson,. Observation-Disclosures. 4,l20 10
! William A. Rawls. :. ....... ..... ! $40 90
| 8. l. WALES. 80. -. ............... 1000
small purchasers. ......... ........ 1,3S9 10
Total in Manates ...... 22s.ses 90
In Monroe county: